iv read all the twilight books and thought they were grate!
vampires really do it for me though

my mum likes it too and we went to see one of them in the cinema, we were the oldest people in there ( well my mum was ) it was full of school kids

but the books do drag on a bit, and its annoying that its so obvious whats going on but bella is completely clueless right to the end, and i must admit i skipped a few pages at points when i was getting annoyed

demi wrote:iv read all the twilight books and thought they were grate!
vampires really do it for me though

I'm going to keep a close eye on you, Demi, in case you start calling yourself Mrs Cullen in your signature or anything like that ;-).

I'm reading a vampire book at the moment which is quite good - it's called Anno Dracula - you might like it, although it's a different style from Twilight (more steampunk). And no-one's sparkly yet, unfortunately ;-).

I think Anno is ok (dative, in the year) but there's no getting away from the Draculae issue ;-). But you know the two human things the undead lose first are their reflections in mirrors and the ability to form the genitive.

Just because it ought to say in the year (anno) of dracula, and draculae = of dracula (it's also the plural, but when it's singular it means of. For some words). Like anno domini, but dracula declines differently. I have explained that very badly. Don't be put off the book! ;-).

I didn't know the big vampire bats were called draculae, great name for them ;-).

demi wrote:but the books do drag on a bit, and its annoying that its so obvious whats going on but bella is completely clueless right to the end, and i must admit i skipped a few pages at points when i was getting annoyed

I'm not sure whether it'd come under books to avoid, but this one we have at work just makes me wonder who would go through all the trouble of collecting enough of their cat's fur to make stuff, surely it'd have to be a certain breed or just take ages until you had enough... Now if it was dog fur, I have LOADS of that.